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Explain Anti Ferro-Magnetism using example of the MnO crystal.

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Explain Perfect Diamagnetism in Super Conductors.

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What do you mean by Persistent Currents in Superconductors?

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Write the Fundamental Principle of a Photo - Voltaic Energy Conversion Process.

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What are Link Modules?

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Write the Basic Principle of Operation of Gaseous Detectors for Nuclear Particle Detection.

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Define Beam Divergence of a Gaussian Laser Beam.

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What is meant by Nuclear Isomerism?

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Write Selection Rules for Beta Decay.

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Differentiate between Pulsed and Continuous Wave (CW) laser.

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What is the use of Hall Effect?

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What is Minimum Detectable Signal Limit in RADAR?

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What is Velocity Modulation in a Klystron?

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Give two experimental facts that show charge independence of Nuclear Forces.

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Define Compound Nucleus.

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Define Solar Energy Conversion Efficiency.

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Name four Applications of Lasers in Modern Medicine.

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